Soccer Shooting on the Dribble

Objective

This soccer shooting drill focuses on receiving a flighted ball, quickly dribble on the attack, and finishing with a shot on goal.

Disc Cones/Markers Soccer Balls Full-Size Goal

Set a full-size portable goal approximately 35-40 yards from the primary goal.
Assign a keeper in each of the goals.
Create four 8x8 grids in a square pattern as shown in the diagram.
Assign two servers on the left side of the goals with a collection of soccer balls.
Split the remaining players into two lines that start along the sidelines.
See the diagram for field setup and layout.

The first player of Line 1 sprints into grid 1 and turns and sprints into grid 2.
Server 1 plays a flighted ball into this runner as he's about to enter grid 2.
As this player receives the flighted ball, they turn dribble towards goal 1 and has a shot on goal.
As soon as this player takes his shot, the first player in line 2 begins.
The first player at line 2 sprints into grid 3, cuts and sprints towards grid 4.
Server 2 plays a ball into this player.
This player receives the flighted ball, turns, dribbles towards goal 2, and finishes with a shot on goal.
Repeat this same progression.

As players enter into the first grid, have players do a head fake and change of speed and pace before entering the 2nd grid.
Receiving players should have a good close touch, quick turn, and get on the dribble quickly.
Dribble with speed as heading to the goal.
Shoot in stride as dribbling to the goal.